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Model VM88 Owner’s <strong>Manual</strong><br />
Before Operation (IMPORTANT Be sure to read below before first using your VM88.)<br />
* Remove the insulation paper<br />
The VM88 uses a memory back up battery<br />
inside. You will find a piece of insulation<br />
paper attached to avoid current dissipation.<br />
When using the VM88 for the first time, turn ON<br />
the power and then remove the insulation paper.<br />
The insulation paper is easily removed by<br />
pulling it in direction of arrow as shown at<br />
right.<br />
Insulation paper<br />
* Reset of VM88<br />
It is possible for the computer to malfunction<br />
at power ON/OFF or by electro induction<br />
noise from lightning. In this happens,<br />
switch the power ON/OFF to the VM88 several<br />
times.<br />
If it does not return to normal operation,<br />
press the rear panel [RESET] switch with a<br />
slender ball point pen or similar tool. This<br />
returns all settings to the initial figures setup<br />
at shipping from the plant.<br />
This procedure can be used to clear all stored<br />
scene memories.<br />
RESET switch<br />
<br />
If reset is executed with the INPUT and MASTER raised simultaneous with start up of this unit, the<br />
LEVEL ADJUST key/FADER ADJUST key will blink. This indicates that the VM88 has entered the<br />
Level Adjust Mode/Fader Adjust Mode because of the difference between present fader position<br />
and the fader position at start up following reset. To exit from this mode, retard all faders to the<br />
[MIN] position, and the key blinking will stop.<br />
* Internal battery for the memory back up<br />
The internal battery has a life expectancy of<br />
about two years. When the battery runs low<br />
and its voltage falls below a certain level, the<br />
warning message "BattEmpty" will appear in<br />
the display. If you continue to use the unit<br />
an old battery, your stored scene memories<br />
will be lost when the power is turned off.<br />
Do not try to replace the battery yourself as there<br />
are no user-serviceable parts inside. Please ask<br />
your <strong>Fostex</strong> distributor or an authorized service<br />
station to do the job.<br />
<br />
There is an automatic internal battery voltage check function in the VM88.<br />
Refer to [Setup mode] on page 33.<br />
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